Compressor Blade

Compressor Blade Replica

This is another of my CAD models for sale, it is a profile of compressor blade.

It uses Selig/Giguere SG6041 airfoil. Chord length is 3 in. and span is 5 in. Angle of twist is 20 degrees. excellent for 3D Printing. You can use it as a decoration piece as well if you are an aviation enthusiast like me!

Pricing

SolidWorks 2011 Part File              $35 (PKR 3,500)
SolidWorks 2013 Part File              $30 (PKR 3,000)

IGES/STEP File                             $70 (PKR 7,000)

STL File                                        $10 (PKR 1,000)

DWG File AutoCAD 2007                $20 (PKR 2,000)

DWG File AutoCAD 2013                $15 (PKR 1,500)

 

Renderings

With White Back Ground, 1366 x 626, 64 Ray Bounces, Maximum Shadow Quality, Ground Illumination, Global Illumination, Self Shadows, Ground Shadows and Ground Reflections.

 

$2.5 (PKR 250) Each (167 PPI at 9 in Diagonal) with at least 1 part file.

$10 (PKR 1,000) Each (167 PPI at 9 in Diagonal) only renders.

 

Custom Back Ground add $5 per render.

Special discount for students enrolled in degree programs!

 

Render 01

Render 02

Render 03

For purchase or suggest, send an email to fadoobaba@live.com , tweet @fadoobaba, PM at https://www.facebook.com/ThreeDimensionalDesign or https://grabcad.com/fahad.rafi.butt or comment with your contact details and I will contact you!. Thank you for reading!

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The Work-Station

Work Station Specifications

In this post I will post my current computer specifications and current related software I have installed.

 

The Hardware

Intel® Core™ i5-750 (8M Cache, 4 x 2.66 GHz, 3.2 GHz with Turbo) + Intel® DP55WB.

I chose this processor because it's a quad core, and it has a lot of cache, and it was within the budget, very very important for renderings and simulation modeling applications, like Simulation Premium. The motherboard is one thing that should be strong and should have lots of expansion options, this was the best available within my budget so I went for it, it has 4 RAM slots (4GB/slot) and PCI-e slot (for graphics card), both very important for CAD and rendering applications.

Kingston® 10 GB (1 x KVR1333D3N9/2G + 2 x KVR1333D3N9/4G).

Now when I bought it, I had 2 GB of RAM installed, then gradually up graded to 10 GB, plans are in motion for 4 GB more. RAM is important for FEA, specially for generating matrices, for renderings for iterations and for gaming too.

MSI® AMD® Radeon™ HD6770 (MD1GD5)

The original build had NVidia® GeForce™ GT 240 installed, it got burned. So this current card was the replacement. and I have to say it is very smooth in performance.

Seagate® Barracuda™ 7200 rpm 500 GB

Hard disk is not so much important in CAD work, as designs of single parts may never exceed 500 MB in size, usually stay below 50 MB, so I saved some money and went for 500 GB instead of more.

Intel® 2.1 Channel

The audio is of absolutely no use in CAD and related fields, so I prefer not to waste money on 3rd party sound cards, and go for built-in solution by Intel.

Dell® E1910H

High resolution monitors are icing on the cake, really, in CAD related applications, but are costly, so I chose this one from Dell, it has a maximum resolution of 1366*768 which is fairly good for work and gaming too on a budget.

A4Tech® X6-10D

Mouse is of extreme importance as its your primary input device, machine design and CAD are tough fields and require a lot of concentration, long hours and hard work, so have a nice mouse so that it works smoothly and dose not divert you attention, choose a mouse with high DPI for CAD applications, such as AutoCAD, 1000+ DPI recommended.

Dell® RT7D60

Keyboard must have soft keys, if you plan on using keyboard shortcuts for CAD and long hours of work. This is one thing I will change soon.

Cooler Master® Extreme Power Plus 460W

Good power supply keeps your graphic card and processor at full power and prevent overall system temperature from rising. So spend some money on 3rd party power supply must.

APC 1.5 KVA UPS (as backup power)

You know! Electric power cuts in Pakistan :)